unofficial communication

Unofficial communication refers to exchanges of information that occur outside formal channels, such as casual conversations, emails, or messages not officially approved or recorded by an organization. These communications can happen between colleagues, friends, or contacts and often lack formal documentation or oversight. While they can facilitate quick sharing of ideas or preliminary discussions, they may also lead to misunderstandings or unverified information. It’s important to distinguish unofficial communication from official, documented channels to ensure accuracy, accountability, and adherence to organizational policies.